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John Locke

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American History

 

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Anne F

 

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March 21, 2012

 

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However, in order for the people to live in this civil society they must give up living in a state of nature, or complete freedom. Once you give up your state of nature; in return you receive protection from the government. Governments abuse their power in order to benefit themselves. Locke believes that since the people conform to this government, they should have the right to change or overthrow it...
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Locke believes that since the people conform to this government, they should have the right to change or overthrow it. Similarly, in Common Sense, Thomas Paine sees Britain's rule over America as only beneficial towards the king. "America is only secondary object in the system of British politics; England consults the good of this country no further than it answers her own purpose...
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